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Post by vdoser on Aug 2, 2021 15:30:27 GMT 1
using Windows 7 Pro, permissions must have changed, so can't open vDos anymore, error message is "Vdos should not run elevated". Any ideas how to correct permissions to solve this issue? Thanks.
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Post by Jos on Aug 2, 2021 17:35:41 GMT 1
Have a look at the properties of the shortcut that starts vDos.exe. Shortcut Tab - Advanced - Run as administrator.
And the properties of vDos.exe, Compatibilities Tab - Run this program as an administrator.
Jos
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Post by alidzi on Aug 24, 2021 22:22:38 GMT 1
using Windows 7 Pro, permissions must have changed, so can't open vDos anymore, error message is "Vdos should not run elevated". Any ideas how to correct permissions to solve this issue? Thanks. Add
ADMIN=ON
in CONFIG.TXT
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Post by Jos on Aug 24, 2021 23:04:36 GMT 1
ADMIN=ON is a last resort for exceptional situations.
Generally vDos shouldn’t start elevated.
If so, you have major security issues since ALL programs would start elevated without a Windows warning!
Jos
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Post by alidzi on Aug 25, 2021 11:53:24 GMT 1
ADMIN=ON is a last resort for exceptional situations. Generally vDos shouldn’t start elevated. If so, you have major security issues since ALL programs would start elevated without a Windows warning! Jos Well, I haven't found another way when
UAC settings are disabled (I need that).
The same problem didn't happen with previous versions of vDOS,
so that's the only solution that I have found to work.
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Post by Jos on Aug 25, 2021 12:41:31 GMT 1
It is not a problem, but an informative enhancement: Something is terribly wrong with your security settings.
All programs run elevated without you being warned.
Jos
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